Christmas Cheer fnnd drive starts LOS ANGELES-The 19th an· n"at Chrl,tmas Cheer program M.mbmhlp PubliCOllo", J.p,.. " Am.rt",. CltI.1IU L. .... US ~II" SI., L.. A"'l.I .., C. 90012 (213) MA ',4471 IN TH IS ISSUE will begin ,Is campaign Oct ~ 19 to raise S2.5OO to " bring Publl.h.d W" kl, Em pt L'II W"k 01 the V.ar - CIoII P.'!J9' " id .t Los Anv.I .., CallI. SPEC IAL REP ORT U. S. 111llntgrl'Uon ~IDtL."tlCS: 3.2tU Yuletide blessi.gs to th"'e less J.l>t'n~~e admitted clurlnll FY fortunate persons of Japanese VOL. 63 No. 18 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966 New Telephone: MA 6,6936 TEN CENTS 19M ...... I ancestry in Southern C.IUor• .. GENERAL NEWS ni .... K utoh! . UII menace h) Mabuna• Under sponsorship of the g. and Mink in HawaUlln CO l'· ,~ lonal race. Swltzrorland or Los Angeles JACL Coordin.t• A~I. stili elim Q( Hlro. him. atu· tng CouncU. George Fujita will dents. ~y~ Ntst:i 'Priest. Go\', chair the community-wide ~\~r~n 8P~'nts,\~tg:ru~~n~:rd project. Otrlstm.s Cheer in Act •.••• . ..•..•..1 Civil rights CanadiAIl minuter W:WC! Yellow previous years raised over . PcrU flnJ; Prfcst·bUlldtlr of L ,i\ . $3,000 to help i,digent t.mllles Maryknol1 school celebrntcs 50th and Issei bachelors confined at "nnt\lenary ... , ..... , .•.•...3 t OO th l nfanlrv memorial ritcor.: v.rious old folks homes ob• held • ., .•.•••.•••. 5 serve the holiday season wLth .. NAT IONAL-JACL more monet.ry gilts and pel'• fight nothing N. Uonal JACL . • ..•.. sonal itc.ms. Civil rlJ:hls nothtn,Et new to NI• ters. sei: HIstory Project state to tour 8 western cilies .•.• •. 1 The J A C L Coordinating Council is composed of Down· .. DI STRICT-JAC L Christmas Ch~r fund dl 'lv~ to town. E Mt Los Angeles, Hol• start . .. .. , ... 1 lywood, Pasadena, Progressive new to Nisei Westside, San Fern.ndo V.I• ley and Wilshire-Uptown ch.p• SEA'ITLE - Civil rights prob• ters. lems facing Negroes today are "In orJApan", in the current project, we are :Kumamoto-Reality to Be. Mike Masaoka who was here MEN TO VISIT 8 Satow-Couple Membershios .",igning different chapter. for this past weekend willl Na• Ye Ed's-5anta Monica Declara• specific duties," FUjita said. tional JACL P resident Jerry tion. He also urged all chapter Enomoto. WESTERN CITIES representatives to alert t!leir " We've !lad the same things members to the Christm •• happen to us," Masaoka said. Prof. Wilson, Masator J oe (I) cepted .t this time. gained through courts of law", Grant Masaoka will be visiting A deadline of Dec. 20 has Masaoka adUed. eight western citie.s on a tour s.rn 20 been set. Headqu.rters will be Enomoto said, "We need to of historical inquiry. Little has Two times we have gone to the So. Calif. J ACL Regional utilize what accomplishments been publislled on pre-l900 Is• bat in Washington State to get Office. Suite 305. u2.'i Weller we gain tor ourselves as sei in these areas and their rid of the last of the alien St.. Los Angeles, Calif. 90012. Americans to support the gains forthcoming trip will be to se• land laws, vicious weapons The fund drive commiUee. (or all minority groups." cure historical documentation aimed almost exclusively at which Fujita will later name, Sense 01 Identity and evidence. those of Japane3e e}.'traction receives the list of eligible re• Interviews will be arranged SJR 20 LEAFLET-Looking over the SJR 20 leaflet from owning their own homes. The Seattle Times in Majaoka was disappointed on the Pacillc Coast. We are cipients from the Bureau of with knowledgable Issei, if liv• with Jerry Enomoto. national JACL president, of Sa• its Oct. 3 editorial urged repeal and pledged to do t'"lat " many of our youth up now for the thlrd time. Public Assistance and other ing, and the older Nisei whose cramento Oeft) and Washington JACL representative its share toward an improved public understanding h.ven·t obtained a sense of and like "Casey at the Bar' welfare agencies. A.ll names memories may recall their e ar~ Mike Masaoka is Diane Tanaka, 1966 Seattle Japa• of the issue. "The existing constitutional restriction identity. We strive to helll we cannot afford to strike out. are kept in confidence, Fojita Iy childhood and stories their nese community Queen. SJR 20 is on the State of results from a pioneer-era wave of anti-Oriental prej• them see their heritage." These words are beiag wri t• said. parents told them of local IsseJ Washington Nov. 8 ballot to repeal the state restric• udice. No state in the Union other than Washi ngton He said, "We've also been activities. Stenographers and ten some 12 hours after I left trying to eliminate the term our Washington Representative tion on land ownership, which prevents scientists and retains in its constitution a discriminatory land law tape recordings will be em' skilled workers invited by industries to the state of this kind," the editorial said.-Elmer Ogawa Photo 'Jap·. Dignity should be given ployed to make these informal Mike Masaoka. PNWDC Gov• 10 all r.aces. We are trying to ernor Emi Somekawa, Tak Ku• Candidates Night ------interviews ioto buman docu• promote use of the word' J apa• mentaries. bota and Tom Sakahara a t the nese'." Seattle airport. where they had Local visits of the project Masaoka also reported J ACL ollicials will be lLSed to remind come to see me off. Mike and combined with was excited about a Carnegie 1 had spent 2"," days in Seattle Issei that the project will wel• Kea loha menace to Spark, Patsy Foundation grant of $140,000 come letters, diaries, books, by reque;t of the J ACL Com• which will help finance a his• clippings. phologJ"aphs, manu• mittee working lor passage of New Citizens fete ~e BY ALLA>'1 BEEKlI1.JL'I Hawaiian, and Burns evid .... tly grieved. endorsement 01 labor tory of the J apanes:e in Ameri• scripts of early day happen• SJR 20. basically to find out CHICAGO - Preseatation of (Special to the Pactfic Citizen) believed that with Brown a; Brown is expected to en· unions, including tile IlJWU, ca now being compiled at what the status of the cam• ings and other memorabilia. cl!1'lificates to Issei completing HONOLULU-Kenneth Kamuo- a running mate they would hearten Burns, soothe his lac- they are faced with a part• UCLA. The projeot pair will handi. paign is and to offer what con• their Americanization classes okaJani Brown, defeated Dem- have one--eighth Hawaiian be· era ted feelings, and mitigate Hawaiian candid.es, Jam~ 'SultatiOll or .a ssist.aoce we Se.tUe Dinner the slupping of such donated is being combined wiu. the ocratic candidate lor lieutenant tween them. The nomination ot 4-is chagrin.. Kimo Kealoha. materials if brought to them. could. Chicago JACL "Meet Your governor. moved to mend the Gill has upset this plan anti After all, though Burns' pres- Ke ..loha has taken the uo- Both Enomoto And Masaok. It should be no secret to Candidate" night on Saturday. brea~h between the Demo- requires more complicated cal· tige is at its nadir. that of the usual politioal step of calling were guests of the Seattle J A· llineun- anyone that the Committee is strated. The Chicago JAClL members to draft recommen• 3-To dererrruoe the broad states ha ve better laws which "This year's election cam· SJR 20. ni 459-41189. G..ardens, scene of the 1962 Con• Women's Auxiliary will serve d-. tions for the 1967 legislature objectives, bath immediate and provide models for modifica• paign," Governor Brown said, vention 1000 Club Whing Ding. refreshments. on California's controversial long-range. of housing legisla· tions or even a sUbstitution." " can lurn out to be a disaster o large crowd 01 JACLer>s and Rumford Fair Housing Act was tion in California, with due He s aid the commission's for Oalifornia if it Is foughl civic leaders tur-ned out to appointed by Governor Brown consideration to the legitimate purpose is to reconsider the so as to feed latent racial meet us. Atter a briet national on Oct. 6. rights of all concerned, seller im plications of the Rumford tensions." Switzerland of Asia me.ssage from me, Mike ex• Teaching aids for Legal experts, real estate ex• as well as buyer. landlord . 5 Act and its impact on the peo· "That is why I elClend 1D h01'l.ed the group, in his inimi• ecutives, religious leade:ru and well as renter. pIe. The commission should my advers ary and to the sup• work removed !rom partisan porte.s of both of us a com• table manner, to do more tlIan a labor official comprise the 4-JI'0 make specific recom• m;tmenl and a challenge to aim of Hiroshi·mans they were doing to assure a Nihongo in public gJ"oup. Retired Superior Judge mendations to the 1967 Legis· debate, the governor said, and should report its findi ngs both exclude race from the parilian victory on Nov 8., The mem• Lewis Drucker of Los Angeles lature on the whole subject. LOS ANGELES-Youths of Hi• has proved heartening because berslup should know that his to him and to the public. He struggle and at the same time (00) and John A. SutTo, Sr.. 01 ,La 1963. the Legislature .p• roshima, offspring of the sur• of itS negative results: thero trip up tbere was probably schools coming San Francisco (R). immediate pledged to submit their report work constructively toward so• vjvors of the first atomic appear to be no radia tion• justilied by thaI one presenta• proved the Rumford Act. to the next Legislature for de• lutions based on factual knowl• past president of the Calif. wllich prohib' ted discrimina· bombing, hope their once-im• caused congenital malforma· tion w " i c h, unfortunately, HONOLULU - The Univ. of Sia te Ba.r, are co-chairmen. bate and definitive action. edge and common unders land· perialistic nation develops into tions among offspri.ng of sur• Hawaii has received a gran1 tion in Ille sale or rental 01 could not be ieard by every• The governor said other His _charge to tbe commls- ing." a forever-neutral "Switzerland vivors. one who should have beard it. of S91,OOO from the U.S. Dept. publicly assisted housi ng or commiSSIoners are abo u t of Asia," says a Los Angeles• In ge:1e,:'al, he says, ~le Indicative of the support gen• of Health, Education. and Wel· any living accommodations equally divided between Demo• with more than four units, born Japanese priest who is youths are for American poll .. erated this time lor SJR 20 fare to develop instmctional crats and Republican;. The voters nuUified part of the principal of Hirosltima High cles. hut they don·t like the was the pres~Dce of Attorney materials for Japanese lan• Year after Wafts riot: Nisei clothier Governor Brown told the Rwnford Act by passing a con· School. American presence in V-,etnam General John O'Connell, who guage teaching in elementary commission: • nd secondary schools. stitutional amendment by • "The chUdre3 want only and would like that solved be• bas done all he could on be• "I am convinced we must peace," says Ihe Rev. George cause they don't want it to haU of this campaign. Mrs. Esther Sato, director of large majority ia 1964. Prop. turns to electronics in Beverly Hills initiate without delay a tho• Minamiki, who is visiting his grow into a repeat of Hir", Al the head lable was an the program and instruotor in 14 was declared unconslitution• rough public examination 01 LOS ANGELES - It has been housing . nd higher-paying jobs mother, Tsum, in Los Angeles. st;;.ma. Issei pioneer, Genji Mihara, the College of Education, said al by the State Supreme Courl our housing Ia ws. a little better than a year since to improve {heir \ standards." He has been teaching in Fliro• wbo is about to mark 20 years the first phase of ll1e project in 1964 and is now under re• AcltaUon In CoUeg. '~ W e oannot afford conflict view by the U.S. Supreme that tensio.n-filled hot day in He hoped the progJ"ams direct• shima lor ·10 years. of community servjce in Seat• is about in full swing now. and conlusion if we are to "Communist cells:' add. The grant is for one year, Court. AUllust 1965 when the Watts ed by the local, state .,d "Of course, the chHdren are tle. Also conspicuous by their lea ve to OUT children a Cali· Father Minamiki, "try to take and subject to renewal. riot triggered the destruction Feder.al government agencies not old enough to remem ber presence was a table ot fellow for.nia way ot life uncorrupted Rote of Law adva:llage of thi s attitude and " We are developing ma• of the south central Los An· are taking e!Cect in bringing the bomb." says the Jesuit, Issei, to whom toastmaster by racial fear and hatred and create incidents." He says thi. terials ouch as textbooks, " Amid this heartening prog• geles shopping area. this about. "bul constant reminders are Tak Kubota paid respects in our cities free of gtetto ress, however," Gov. Brown is usually tme at the college eloquent Nihongo, doing credit slides. .nd tapes wlIich em• "So it h as," reflected Sam In Electronics lIlere. They still see people shuns." continued, " there are still con• level, althougt he has had 10 phasize oral speaking and un· Ishihara last week as he sat For Ishihara. the year has with a scar lor hal! a l ace. his MIS traini'g. "r hold to my conviction, OJ one or two incidents at his high derstanding," she said. flicts and uncertainties sur• in his oUice in Crenshaw not gone to waste. He was And there is Peace Memorial Missing before but very he said, "Ihat it seldom takes school. The traditi.onal methods rounding one vital issue: l!\e Square where he a:ld his quick to establish another type P ark. site 01 the bombing, much in tbe picture now is very much legal compulsion to part the law should play in He notes that the youths are Commil~ stTess reading, writing. and brothers operate Penthouse ot business-an electronics en• where awesome a:mual me• a led by Henry get one American to treat an• assuring basic American lair aware the Communists are try• translating. Clothes. terprise L1 Beverly Hil1s. deal• morial services are held." Owen, a distingusihed com• other with fairness and con• play to each California family, ing to take advantage and. by A new S10,OOO language lab• To Sam, whose men's cloth• ing in television sales, hi-fi munity leader and campaign sideration. regardless ot race, in search Compositions on Peace and large. don't like to ~ veteran. Mike touches on the oratory will be ready for use ing shop on C""tral Ave. that systems and recording eqwp• "But public dissatisfaction of a decent home. He says the children', sen• used politically. contributions 01 this group in Nov. I, Iinanced by State and August day was burned down ment. He converted part ot and perhaps misunderstanding "a may well be thai amend· sitivity to war is noticeable as Father Mmamil agement from his well-wishers very awue of benebcial and PacifiC Languages, Is di• Tasks Outlined in the Japan~e American "The bombing:' he explains, pipeJines into areas and people Rumford Act handbook erties were also gone and have changes in Japan under ttle we never had belore tn 1960 rector of the text-writing pbase The governor said he asked not been a ble to recover. ] community where he takes an "does not make them bitter lare Gen. Douglas MacArthur. of the projecl. active role b youth projects. toward the United Slates. II and 1962. the commission to "undertake LOS ANGELES-A handbook also feel for the many NegJ"o For one thing, says the Artist Keichi !GmW'a is in the following heavy tasks: on the Rumford Fair Housing friend.; I was able to make l!>1libara did not lose any time does not seem to affect lnelT priest, Hiroshima has be... P .R. FffiM attitude toward Civilization• charge of graphic arts and il• 1-11'0 review the Rumford Act was issued last week by during my long business opera• to recover from his overnight completely rebuilt .xcept lor lustrations. commercial demise on Cent.ra1 except that they have a deep this Act provisions and how they the California Committee for tion there. They take a beat• a remains Our team Urne also in• wa~ lew bombing that cludes the public relations firm "We hope 1D bave eftectlve have operated to date and !XI Flair Practices, P .O. BOx 74545 ing." Ave. aversion to war. Tbey no w4!I"e In\eotiO:JaUy preserved. materials by the end of the Yet in a moment's re.fiection, more Hiroshimas. II of Merry, Calvo, Lane & Ba• compare the act with housing (L.A. 900(4) to count.,. "grow• And, then with a sigh, he With • population 01 420,000, it year,'" Mrs. Sato said. be does think of his buddies He says the prevailing attl• ker. From my llmited perspec• statutes in other states. ing attempts to spread leaT said: "I wond... jJ they an! is larger !han belore the war, IIThese will be used in se• 2-To e.' '1'. los, Democratic nomble. for Aloha from HawaII: Richard Glma Ilhlmlllla. who lIaDdIe' the - Bu.ln.... nd the z.lth Dlst. Assembly, coun callDdan for Maka WIIO Prof •••ional Guidi named Normln Y. ~Un.ta 01 Washington NewsleHer: Mike Masaoka ::~~~n;' ~n :::~~~ You, Iu..... CIIII pIattd NEWS San Jos. a.s hI spcak .. . RUey H. 20 campaign. vice·chairman of hl, campaign 60 D:::n~~~tn orft~o~~~a~a~81~r~ti man who had returned Irom P'LORISTS withIn the Sumltx>mo Bank of AUen, edll<>r of tbe Honolulu As most JACLers know, SR.T 20 Is Washington committee. tor the tint nino month, ot the Vietnam a month a/lo W9S 1801 N Wesler" A.. Ph. 466.737) CailloMla were announced Oct. Star-Bullelin lrom 1912 10 1960, yellr, the wuther bureau haa re- Art Ito welcomts your phon. nel'S State enate Joint Resolution No. 20, approved by the Deputy Attorney General A. killed In a ~wC)oCar coUlsJon on S by president IMo Yamasalcl. WaU.o. Tuhlma l! one of flve died Oct. 2 lollowing a month'. ~~~:ruI~ ~~e~ bo:Q~e~~t~~u!:i and wire orders fer los Angelts state Legislature by a 136 to 1 margin and placed on Jlok S. Ku.aba was promoted illness: Funeral ~erV'tces were ',h Kaumuaiil HIghway in Lawai candJdales bidding for a seal Jump Inat month over the prevl." Oc~. GEORGE J. INAGAK' REALTY the Nov. 8 ballot, that would repeal thai section of lhe ou. Sept. The lafle hotela had 7. He wa.s Robert La .. , to manager 01 the trust depart· in the new Greater Parodene held Oct. 6 o.t Kawaiahao Ik. "' ...oka. Assoclalf State Constitution that prohibits non·declarant aliens ment at the San Francisco Cburch with the Rev. Abrabam an occupanoy rale of 00 pe.r cent 23, son ot Mr•• nd Mn. Manuel Acruge, Commercial & Industria' Jr. College District Board In AI compared with 84,2 per cent La.. ot Kalabeo . . . Toshlo from purchasing land in that Pacific Northwest State. head office with statewIde K. Akaka olticiatlng. In Sept. ot 1065. 456M~2r;:11a:;.L'M~1IZ2 66 >the Nov. 8 elecUon. A Harvard FuJImoto will be general dlaJr· In its original intent and operation, it remains the overaU responslblllUes. Frank 'Th. ILWU has agreed to Law School graduale and U.S. Sol chi Sakamoto ••• man ot the 29th annual Haw.U K. Omaleou I. the manager 01 back Thorn .. P. Gill for lieu· KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL Washington version of the alien land law that once was Marloe Corps "",leran ot the Credit Union Le.",e meeting ill. new AnaheLm b1anch jll.>t tenant iover.nor in the general 8olohl Sakamoto, lamed Unl· on the books of most western states, and - perhaps Korean W,ar. !!le Nisei soHdtor to be spolUored by the Maul 240 E. IJ"t~Eri2\N~A 6.5284 more than any other single statute-circumscribed and opened last week. Both are Is seeking the seat repre.sent· eleCliion. Lt had vigorously verslty ot Hawall swimming Jim Hlg"~I. 8us Mg,. asslstanl v.p.'. in the organlza· backed GlU's rIval. Kenneth F. coach, has been honored again chapter next April 14-<16 ... restricted the live and opportunities of those Japanese tng the area covering the cen· Dllne Younr and Bertrand KG• NISEI FLORIST !ton and have been with the tral and southwe.st parlls ot the Brown, In Ite primary elec· for bls contributions to the ,. 111. Hearl 01 LI'I Tokio ancestry in the United States. bank for more !lIBn 10 years. tion. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye ha$ sport. A citation trom the New bay ..hI have received clta· city. It approved by the voters, tions from the National Foun• 328 E. 1st SL. MA 8.5606 Today, it Is the only such racially discriminatory Kusaba Is also NC-WNDC gov· announced appoln~ment 01 Jersey Committee. an organl. Fred Mong.thl • Memb. T.leI\anI the Pasadena City CoUege wlil dation-March of Dimes "as legislation on the law books of any of the 50 states. ernor, a Nlse.i Voter Leagu. Turk Toklta 01 Kaual as chair· zation Interested in the ad· pperate Lndependently of the dedicated and distlngulsbed DR. ROY M. NISHIKAWA Even Arkansas has repealed its alien land law. director &lid scUve with the man 01 the campaign commit· vancement of swimming. was secondary schools. leader~ of the Teen Age Pro• Specializing In Contact lenses San F!I8nci~co Council for tee on K .. ual for Governor preseRted to Sakamoto Oct. 5. 234 S. Oxford t4) • DU 4-7400 • • gram at the National Founda. Civic Unlt,y. Omatsu ls a pa.st John A. Bum •. Inouye made He has taught swimming for In 1000, the voters of Washin~ton State refused to Government tion-March 01 Dimes .,.' YAMATO TRAVEL BUREAU Downtown L.A. JACL president the appointment as chlet of the almost 40 years . . . K.nn.th 312 E. lsI SL. L.A. (I2l al?prove a resolution abolishing thIS constitutional pro· and has served a.s treasurer State Dept. pr... otllcer Citizens Committee for Burns Funakoshl, three-time winner MA 4-6021 Maul Capsula•••• ...... ,... ~ hlbition by a 564,250 to 466,705 count. Two years later, Jor a number of na'Uonal J ACL Rob .... t McCloskey .sse~ted a ... Vlotor Maluenda bas been ot llle grand champion award ...... in 1962, the voters of that State again rejected a similar lund.ralsing projects. Bolll al>' 1963 FOllntaln Valley (Calli.) appointed Maul County cam· In the Karate Association 01 po:~1t ::~~lr~:t~:~Cllo~ ~1~tEf:~ San Jose pointments are lo keeping with ordinanc. cailing for a $1,000 proposition by a 396,207 to 374,587 majority. palgn manager and co-ordlna· HawaU's ann\'al tourname.nt. :e°iv~r r~~Z~~ !~ ~~~t":t.:f From 97,545 votes in 1960, the margin of defeat the bank's program of recog. annual business Jlc:ense for tor for the Republican candi· will lead a three..man team Ix> EDWARO T. MORIOKA, Rullor nlzing and promoting local em· selUn&, gOO eKeoutive pos1tions. nations and stipulating a sign t}1~': t h~1~!ta~e:.'3:~t. yer~r:UI~~ ~~ ~~ 55 percent of the voters opposed repeal in 1960, and state Young RepubUcan cbalr· America tournament Nov. 26...... Tom Shim ..ald will be In. be posted to that etIect has man, was deleated in his prl· The other two are George Sa· ~~:.r~~al~:~illu~~eto~e~~ea~~~; only 51 percent i111962 thrown a snag in the best fn· Sacramento stalled president of the Lindsay tenUons of his federal agency. mary election bid for nomina· .ano and Yat KIn Chow...... · . . K . K. Kam, Maul County In this, the third effort, JACL and people of good· Chartel Wllrrlnlton of Honolulu treasurer from 1047 to 1958, has - --- W~k;;'no~Ur~ -- .... Clamber of Commerce Oct. 18. tlon to the board ot supervl· been named "Model Father 01 will and decency everywhere are hopeful that, at long An Insuranceman and longtime It has actuaLJ,y blockaded Is a haUbock on the Whittier Col. sors . . . Take T",masblro 01 8 the Year" by the United Chlnese S.klyaJcl . Chop S.oy lege varsity squad. Charles Is Society. last, the citizens of Washington will cast their ballots JACL leader, he w.... recenUy hqpes to IlIlJ>rove East-Wesl Lanai City ha.s been named sophomore and II .oelology major. Op •• 11 • 11. Closed Monday to remove this grim reminder of an unhappy era and trade relations, which now ... High school grId games .core. Mu. Suma Maeb, 17, ot School 2217 . 10lh 51. - GI 8-6231 elected Its nan ~st v.p. . . . allows <:erItain gOOr for the reo over the last weekend: Roosevelt ~1JJ~~e, M~~re~e~~~iald1~ol:~~t ,... " ...... , ~'...v place their state on an equal basis with all their sister Two mobile home parks ow.ned Communist nations IIlke Polish election cam.'algn of Rep. 1, Kalanl 0: St. Lou~ 7. Kameha• meho 7 (tie); Punahou 27. 10lanl Reno, Nev, States in this matter of land ownership. by Niosel ar. being opened this Spark M. Matsunag. ..' . Ha· 8; McKinley 14, Damlen 6; Wala• ~s;::.nlhl~:~ a~,:rvi~~~~ka~~~ bt;t~ month In Orange County. 'The hanu;) !o be promoted In the waU's I<>p job In the Depart· noe 7. Alea 0: Kahuku 46. Wala• ot Los AngeleJ ... Naomi Oka• • Dyo Rrothers. Sei and Ken U.S. FountaLn Valley came Into ment of Education has 'l7 can· lun 0; Radtord 26, Campbell 7: zaki, a 1961 graduate of Maul TOP HAT MOTEL Four and six years ago, although all the news pap· have developed their l().acre prominence In 1950 when its LellehuB 27. Castle 7; Kailua 27, HJgh School, has been ~e lected as Shlg and Suml Kajimura, Hosts tenders but none of them are Walpphu 0: Kalmukl 8, Farrlng- the Speedwrftlng-Nancy Taylor 375 W. 41h Sl. - 786-1565 ers and most of the organizations endorsed repeal, JA· South Grove Mobile Estates at first mayor w.... a Nisei, Jam.s lrom Hawall. according I<> Dr. ~f. calendar "Secretary at the Month'· ~'...-v-. ~.~ Dr. Franklin Matsumoto, by Nancy Taylor. Inc., of New CL was almost alone in activity seeking to inform the 10866 Wert minster Ave., Gar. Kanno ... Nearby at Sunset Riohard E. Ando, chairman 01 a former HAnolulu resident, York .•. Tada.o Uyeda has been Seattle, W~sh. voters of the meaning of the alien land law. den Grove. 'The Nakanishi &ach. its chamber of com· the board of educaUon ... Oct. 5 was appointed direcl<>r promoted from sen10r mllkhouse• man at Walhee Dairy to clerk In ~;eriaiLa-;s- This year, it is an entirely different campaign. Brotb ..... George and Henry, merce was told by Orange John Yoen Is the new presl· 01 the health division of VISTA the maln office. He's been with ...- Almost twice as much money as was available to and Kenn.th Makino own the County Planning oftloer Tosb dent of the Kaunakakai, Mol<>• (Volunteers In Service to the company for 24 years . . . Yvonf'llb Dot, daughter 01 I\1r. and 2101 - 22nd Avo. So .. EA 5-2525 the other efforts is available for this campaign. And the ZZ-acre Green Acres Mobile Ishikawa that 30 pct. of Its kal, Clvitan Club. America\. Sargent Shriver. dl· Mrs. l\tuaru Dol of Pala, Js teach~ N, .., Owned - Fred Takagi, Mgr. . d . t · t I Home Estates at 3050 W. Bail commercial and residential Richard P . Haynes ot PlkoUoa rector of the War on Poverty tng at Huntington Beach Sehool money has been avail a b Ie In a vance, 10 Ime 0 p an structures were "poor and In was elected recently 81 president In Calll. Yvonne was Rraduated Kinomoto Travel Service and effectuate an educational, informational program. Rd., Anaheim. need of repair" ... Gardena of the Kaneohe Community Coun~ program, announced llle al>' from Southern Oregon College In cU, Abo eh!cled were Ron Duu,n, poinlment of Matsumolo, a AuCU.t. Frank Y. Klnomoto Moreover, a citizens' State·wide Committee for Sc ience City Councilman Ken Nakaoka 1st v.p.; Ell1't Aku, 2nd v.p.: Dar~ 521 Mal. 51., MA 2·1522 psychiatrist who Interned at ~~ ...... ,~ SJR 20 has been organized under the leadership of Hen· Is spearheadJng the local cam· ryl Rose. ree. sec.; Aukuml\ Goto. Kauai News, , . Queen's Hospital ... GI.nn M. ry B. Owen, a distinguished Washingtonian who has The Smithsonian Astrophysl. palgn I<> keep Gardena tele· cor. sec.; and Richard Murakami, Wa6hington, D.C. treas, Tamanaha, son of Mr. and Pvt. Rlebard K. WUUam., son been a civic and business leader for many years. Mem· cal Ob.>erval<>ry at Cambridge. phones listed in the South Bay Mrs. Norunan K. Tamanaba ot Mr. and Mrs. GUbert K. Wil• ~~A"O~ ·-~KAW~ bers of his Committee include the leaders of organized Mass .• has conJirmed a new direcl<>ry rather !!lan wIth the Japan Air Lines, , . liam. of Libue. has finished ad• ot 4~ Nawahlne Loop, Ka· vanced intantry tratnlnr at Ft AND ASSOCIATES. INC. labor, the farmers, the various religious denominations, comet found on Sept. 7, nam· Downey·Compton area. Three Japan Air Line. exe• neohe, Is In Colombia as a Polk, La. Durin, his guerrJlla Consultants -Washington Mattirl . b ding it for Its two dJscoverers, Jo Elaloe Matsumolo, daugb· traJrung, he Uved under limulated 919 • 18th SL, NW (6) the colleges and univerSIties, the real estate oar S, Kaoru Th.y. of Japan and Dr. ter of the Sus Malsumotos of cutJve shlfts were eUective Peace Corps volunteer. Six Vietnam condition. for live daYI Oct. 3. Tak ••hI Otani, Hono· hundred volunteers are at work · .. Dr. Royce Fujimoto Is show• bankers, businessmen. veterans, and every other seg· Edgar Everllart oj the Univ. Denver, is teachiog as a Peace Ing ht, heels to the rut ot the ment of community life. State officials and the mayors ot Connecticut. It was Ikeya's Corpsman at the Girls School lulu alrport manager for JAL. in Colombia on projee>ts \J1al pack a.s he tired an 81~18·63 10 took over as Honolulu district include agriculture, commu· win the Kukulolono monthly race of almost every city, as well as the entire congressional fourth discovery ... An anli· in Amphur Mwang, .Patumta. recently ... Rev . .nd Mrs. Har• CIVIC delegation, have endorsed the SJR 20 campaign. radiaUon medlcine !o protect ni, Thailand-about an bour's manager, replacing Takayuid nity development, educational land R. Frl.end have arrived on A public relations firm has been retained to carry workers against radiation haz· drive trom Bangkok near !!le Esald, "",0 becomes San Fran· TV, handJcratbs and health ... Kaual .!rom Pennsylvania to as• cisco airport manager. Genyu sume the pastorate ot the Koiol NATIONAL out the whole enterprise in a professional manner. ards bas been developed by stalely ruins of Caedhl '" William K. KaneshJg'e, senior Mt.s.slonary Church. They have re• Sh.ibano, who has been assist• in entomology the Univ. oj placed the Rev. and Mrs. Porrest And, the emphasis has been shifted from the Jap· J.apanese s~i enlists In the Na· Robert Watada. son of the Ma· at ant aiTJX)rl manager and main· Hawaii, has been awarded a Weddle, who have returned to tio n~ 6) Ihdlana . • . Stant:ord Iwamoto, BANK anese as victims to all newcomers to the State. The Radiotherapy Research (Continued on Page tenance manager in HonolulU, Sl.000 sc\lolarsbip by the Di· 50n ot Mr. and Mrs. Yoshtto Iwa• . t ti d d . . Institute In Chiba·ken outsIde ----____-=- ___ d ali n~ becomes Honolulu airport man· 01 moto ot WaUua. lett recently to wor en IS men one. an econ0l!11c reasorung. of Tokyo. A drug which bas versey Corp. Hawall. He Is study at Metropolitan State Col• has replaced raCial persecution as the basIS ~or the ge~· been given to 10.000 ex perl. ager . , , Naomi Okazaki, see• the son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Thom· lege at Denve.r. This Is his sec• retary at WhiUow and Associ· a'S J . Kaneshige, 330 Catherine ond year at the college ... Sheryl eral appeal. The thrust of the argument IS that this mental animals is called Jean Eta, daughter of Mr. and "limitation on land ownership" deprives the State of SHTP . composed 01 ceUotin. a Hiroshima ates, was selected as the St., H'onolulu . . . Dr. Leigh Mrs. Tad Eto ot Lihue, and her ~ (Continued Irom Front Page) Speedwriting I Nancy Taylor Sakamald has annou!!Ced the houseguest, Pat Jobnson of Ore• Washington of scientists, educators, engineers, and substance found in platelebs gon, have returned to theIr alma 5 .... others from other lands who are needed to strengthen that caus,,", blood Ix> clot. plus ciplined because of ~e Em. Calendar Secretary of the opening of his oUice for the mater, the Univ. of Oregon ..• practice of child psycbiatry at Karen Gokan, daughter of l\{r. Time Deposits Minimum 11001 the economy and the prosperity of this State at a time an amino acid known as try. peror's stress on obedlence. Monlll by Nancy Taylor. Inc., Take~hl the Ala Moana Bldg. at 1441 and Mrs. Gokan ot Lihue. when there is real progress in seeking new industries, l<>j:Alan and a bydroxyl com· That is changbg. The youths of New York. Eacb year 12 has ret'urned from the Malnland MAIN OFFICE feel very tree to criticize. ' as Beatie hairdos, can be found er, and Beverly Nc •• dancer, term 01 20 years by the Slate home at 1A Habra. CaW. try are being asked to carry out their specific assign. pointed Grant Shimizu, San b only a few Instances. two 01 Hawaii's most popular Board 01 Paroles and Pardons. TRADING Co. ments to back up the efforts of those who are this time Jose attorney. as Santa Clara "They have," says the entertainers, were married He was convicted In the slay• • APPLIANCES· TV • FURNITURE County campaign cbairman. J 't "d to h A FUNDAllffiNTAL obliga· carrying the torch of freedom, dignity, and opportunity. An active JACLer, Shimizu bas esUI. goo reason ave Oct. 4 in Las Vegas .. . K;POI ing 001. 12, 1965. of the 19-year· tion of American citizenship 348 E. FIRST ST., L.A. 12 Just as a quarter of a century ago next spring, a their minds on more serious announces Hor.olulu teens' Top old girl, a classmate at Mau· is that every citizen register MAdl.on 4-6601 (2, 3, 4) " 1 d b t d headed the Nisei DemocMts in things." Three TWles of the Week were f naolu College, Paia, Maul .. and vote. ew Amencans were WI ling to stand up an e coun e ~======C==C====I for those of Japanese ancestry at a time when it was I.--:::======:::::::::::::=== not popular to be friendly to Japanses Americans, so once again a few Americans are standing up and being counted for the precept that all persons ought to be treated on in individual basis in dignity and decency. • Among these champions of SJR 20 are, in addition to Henry Owens, the Chairman of the State·Wide Citi· We'd like NOW! zens' Committee, Daniel J . Evans, Governor; John 0 '· Connell, Attorney General; A Lars Nelson, Master Washington State Grange; the Very Rev. John Fitterer, S. J ., President, Seattle University; U.S. Sen. Warren to make SUMITOMO G. Magnuson and Henry P. Jackson; William M. Allen, President, The Boeing Co.; Joe Davis, President, Wash· ington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO; Henry Kruse, Washington Department Command· an important BANKING er, American Legion; Dr Charles E. Odegaard, Presi· dent, Univ. of Washington; Dr. C. Clement French, former president, Washington State University; Louis appointment COMES TO J. Burkey, President, Washington Land Title Assn. FRANK K. OMATSU Lawrence Mabry, President, Washington Assn. of Real· JACK S. KUSABA First nisei manager of UC and Hastings Law School The Sumitomo Bank tors; Jim l\lartin, President, Home Builders Assn. of graduate and leader in Washington; Reno K. Odlin, President, Puget Sound community affairs with you ... 0/ Calltornia ANAHEIM National Bank; Max Benitz. President, Washington State Farm Bureau: Joseph Drumheller. leading Spok· •.. a significant appointment that can estate planning-these are only a few We announce, with pleasure, the opening inp and checking accounts, trusts, safety ane -businessman; Bishop Everett W. Palmer, Seattle secure you continuing peace of mind. of the many areas in which our knowl• 01 our new Anaheim office of The SUIDi· keeping, foreign nchange, loans for home Area Methodist Church: Rabbi Raphael H. Levine, As the newly·appointed Manager o( edgeably experienced officers can help . tomo Bank of. California. and home improvement, auto or business Temple De Hirsch; Neal R. Fosseen, Mayor of Spokane; our expanded Trust Department, I'd you, with as much-or as Iittle• Anaheim becomes the eighth and new. - or any of our multiple banlting services est brancb in California _ established to and conveniences. and Dorm Braman. Mayor of Seattle. like to show you how you may han· management as you may wish. provide bettar service to CaliCornian. - Visit us soon in our new building. We die your personal financial affairs and Consult your altorney. Then come by estate matters in order to cope more geared to the people and needs of one of offer you the most interest for your money and see us-or better still-send the our fastest growing counties. and. more particularly an interest in You. effectively with our increasingly com· coupon for information or an appoint• Issei-Nisei farmers, flower growers plex way of living. ~ ment. We will help you program today Come in and meet our friendly people, / How? By setting up Trusts, by ad• for tomorrow's demand5, .. ~h.w_ a.~~, .• ~" u.~ subject of Japan TV documentary vance tax planning, by providing up• !S/,.5?J to·moment information needed for SAN FRANCISCO - Success. Sanpei 11<> of Reedley and Ha· proper investments and by the numer• ful produce and [jower grow. jime Hamada 01 Kingsburg. ous otber ways to secure effective ers were subjects of a TV Belore the crew departs this FRANK 1(. OMATSU documentary on Lssei·Nisei month. they wlU have visited A ..i8lanl Viu Pre.idenl and Ma/Ulger coniributioru to agriculture • the Minami larm.:s in Guada· Jack S. Kusaba and horticulture to be shown lupe and farm and nursery 01>' Anaheim Office later this year on Japanese eratlons in Sou!!lern Califorma. Assistant Vice President & Manager station JOKR and its aUiliates. + Murao said !!le film will be The Sumitomo Bank Trust Deparbnent A crew of four technicians shown to farm groups and OF CALIFORNfA and Kaonu Murao of the J apa· schools. A versIon with English 8 Offices Serving You nese Assn. for International sub -tlU~ may he sent I<> the HEAII O"'tE: + CoUaboration of Farmers bave United States for sbowing, be 365 Ctliforni. Strut, SoIn Fralldseo •• Ttl. 981 ·3365 I.r~-;U:';~:-A;:~~R:;;:------I The Sumitomo Bank been in the state since Sept. added. SAtaAMOOO I I OF CALIFORNIA 9. visitlng such farms as the 1331 Bto.ldwlY, s.et.me"to •••••• Tel. 443·5761 TRUST DEPARTMENT 365 Callfomla Street Kitayama Bros. nur~ery in SAN lOS( I I Seven. Other Sumito17W 51S North first Sltut, Sin 1011 • •• Tel. 298·6116 I Sin Francisco, Callfomia 9410.4 I Offices To Serve You, Union City, the Sbibata's Farewell Fete tl.\WNO 2951 WEST BALL ROAD Mount Eden nursery. the pro- DENVER - Cbiyo and Bob 400 Twtnlltlh Stnd, DlU.nd • •••• Tel. S35.Z400 I 0 Det,ils. please 0 Appointment. please I NIAD OffiCI. * CAllFOeNI4 "~SAH 'UHCtSCO. TlLtll..sM1 duce market operations In Horiuchi,

• FrIday, oct. 14. 1He 'ACIPIC CITIDN-3 ~ The Week'. Special Report By Bill Hosokawa Man who buill L.A. Maryknoll school Fro_ t h . I 3,261 Japanese Immigrants celebrates his 50th year as priest LOS ANGEJ..ES-.One of 1210 •• After the ....r. he was ... Europe a. a whol. Increased men who has never "made the signed to .. Japanese pV\ab ID F rying Pan WASHlNGTON-In 8 special amendments of Oct. 3. 1965. who do not have eponsorinR headlines" is Fr. Jobn F . relatIves within the required from 111.304 In fiscal 1965 to Seattle until 1lI49 when he wu report to the House o( Repre· Immigrant visas unued in any Swift. M.M.. &1. whose life (iscal yeaT were Irrevoca bly 120.577 In fi scal 1966. from again in Los Ange1e& tar two sentatives. Rep. Michael Fei· "t.atutory degree or ""'0 do not has tOlll'hed counUess number more year•. In 1951 he left for los!. have the needed ,kills have A,ia fTom 14.0M (0 24.988. Denver, Colo. ghan of Cleveland (ID-Oblol. 01 people in many places for the East and .. variety 01 been subordinated In their de· from Africa from 11,423 w 1.- chairman of the Hou <. Judi· GeollTaphlcll Sb.Ifi good. teaching and chaplain aslip• PERCE PTIV E PORTRAIT - Pearl . Buck, one oire enter thi. country a. 626. a nd from Oceania from clary Subcommitlee on Imml· w ments until two years wileD, of America's most eminent authors, best known for As the veteran Ohioan legis• immigrants. 810 w 1.223. Tho,e w.ith nO He was guest of many 01 gration and Naturall2lation and in his 50th year as a priest, her books about Asia, recently published a book titled one of the principal al'chlteclS la tor sa w it. more meaningful nallonalily Increased from his friend. here at Maryknoll Charuter Changed School these past two weeks he went Into semi-retirement ''The People of Japan" (Simon and Schuster, $6.95). of il'Ie 1965 amendments to the than the classes 01 Immigrants eight w 19. has been lI1e geographic shUt "Thus. under the Act or Oct. On the other hand, non-quota on a bela.ted celebration of his at Maryknoll. N.Y. On the dust jacket is the subtitle, "A perceptive por• Walter-McCarran JmmigraUon w~ in immigrallon and the In· 3. 1965. during the past seven Immigration trom North Amer· 50th anniversary as a prJest. Upon his depamure. he trait of their life today." The volume is that and more and Nationality Act of 1952. ed to thank those who made although unfortunately someone, who either hadn't declared that du.ring U,e fiscal creases in preferenoe visa i~· months and In the vears ahead. Ica decreased from 124.ln7 to He retur.ned to Maryknoll. suance w nationals of certain there will be a basic change 119.442 in this same two year N.Y .. where be .. in semi· It possible for him w see 1M read the book 01' had sales appeal foremost in mind. year wtIi ch closed last JWle 30. retirement. new .chool. renew acquaint. 9.260 more Immigll8nbs were cou.nlrie., gr~atiy in excess 01 in the character o( Immigra• period and Irom South Amert• chose to grace the dust jacket with a color photo of ances and meet their ~ admitted Into the United Stales their annual quotas. tion, but not 1n volume, re. ca ITom ~ .631 to 22,llIn. A high school dropout at the a young geisha who represents a dying institution in fleeting the increasing Import· ege .17 in 1900, be joined the Among Maryknoll School alum· than in the prevIous fiscal Thus Italy. with • national A.lan Immirration ni present were two Nisei the new Japan. year. origins quota 01 5.666 was au· ance ot national welfare QS 8 Baltimore & Ohio &ailroad and As lor Asian Immigration. was assistant ticket agent at priests. Frs. Thomas Takaha· To paint a word portrait, within the confines of In the Iiscal year 1965. 280.· thorized 20.000 visas. From criterion (or jelection of our Immlgrants. the largest Increase was noted the old Camden st.a.tion in mi. M.M., and George Mina. one volume, of as complex a nation and society as 212 immigranls were admitted PQ"lugal. with an annual 438 miki. S.J.. both on sabaltlca! .7~2 for the so-called China quota. Baltimore two years later. In the Japan of today happens to be, is a formidable as• into this country. while in fls· quota, 7 Immigrants were "With the proposed changes leaves from their assignmentl authorized enlry. from 242 In 1965 w 6.825 in 1904 he entered St. Charles signment. (Miss Buck's text is accompanied by 80 pages ""I year 1966 289. one year's arrival. background and expe.ri- aliens. to use the words of a Japanese dictionary, 'giri is the lIe warning: Loffmark's warnings caused ********* righteous way. the road human beings should follow; British Columbia will be LitUe stir amongst most of the 1965 Amendmen!.s COMPOUNDED DAILY something one does, though unwillingly, to forestall flooded w.it!! thousands of J a• Japanese CanadJan leaders in K' d h d d The 1965 amendments to the apology to the world.' panese if the federai govern• such affluent J .. panese eanaJ In · earte rea ers Immigration -and Nationality and is maintained "Giri relationships are those a man has toward ment goes ahead w.ith proposed dian centers :'-' Toronw_ help theft 'victim Act eliminated the nationai his family, his in-laws, to those above him in station new immigration policies. A leading direcWr of Toron• origins quola system estal> for one year )@,AMATH FALLS. Ore. - ~924 0ptb'Is, tre.>iht. tDO$ 11ft and government, and to those beneath him who are Would Stay In B.C. w's Japanese CanadJan Cul• Usbed in effective July 1. dependent on him. It has to do with one's personal tural Centre summed up the Readers wtIo leaned the plight 1968. though authorizing the ..-I 90 hp! 90 mph! Although statistics prove general consensu.s of J.C. of a Japanese girl who lost using 01 the unused quotas 01 I honor in all relationships; it has to do with 'clearing Owners report 30 mI per raJ. otherwise, Loffmark agam leader's opinions on Loff• ber meager funds while on a Great Britain. Ireland, and Nisei-Owned and Op.rate one's name,' and with 'keeping one's proper place,' with warned that most of the J .. pa• summer picniC have sent in Optional Automatic Transmission mark's statement when he Germany In this interim period In the H.art of LI'I Tokio paying debts and reciprocating gifts and kindness, in• nese entenng Canada under said : " I'm sure that he felt. checks w Hideko Kawate In on a world-w.ide basLs. These 11 1rIO.11t,tm mn. .".. deed with virtually every area of Japanese life." the relaxed Immigration policy in some peculiar way. that excess of the $53.82 takeD from amendments also abolished. hrU/$emc..,.JJabltttaJdfDeoIIIt The Nisei, of course, are not bound by giri, but would stay in British Colum• her purse. such a statement would ad• effecti ve as of Dec. 1. 1965, LEN SHERIDAN many of them still feel its stirrings, and perhaps Miss bia. vance his political career. But Guest of the Willard Cedar• tne Asia-Pacillc TrIangle lor• MERITO Buck's book can help them understand just what it He said other effects would I'm happy to say he', over 25 leafs for a year w study In mula that required that pro• 801 SANTA MONICA BLVD. involve changes in ethnic pr~ years Wo lale w jump on that America, she had lost her spective immigrants of Asian Sanla Monlta - EX 4 -67 44 SAVINGS is and why they react to its not entirely distant call. AND LOA N ASSOCIATI OM portions in British Colu.mbia band wagon." -New CanadJan wages earned in her native anceshy anywhere in the world and in increasing dependency According to the Victoria lida. Her plight was reported had to be charged to the an• ~.W~I~fM/~~~~ra~~n:':'= on Japanese market.<. Colonist of Sept. 22. the Wade by the local Sacramento Bee nual quota of their ancestral In recent yea1\S. Japan has minister'. remarks quoted by correspondent. country. invested millions of dollars in developing the mirrlng, pulp and steel industries 01 British Columbta. Until the recent noo-Yellow Peril .entiment by JCCA spokesman ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATE DEPOSITS says B.e. official's fears unfounded TORONTO - Fears expre6sed by a British Columbta govern• ment official. 'I1rade Minister Ralph Loffmark. that his prov• PER ANNUM Ince would be flooded by J apa• nese Immigrants if Canada abolishes Its racial barriers on imm.igr.ation, are "unfounded" t aoonrcting to Edward Ide. na• 90 DAY OR MORE MATURITIES • MINIMUM DEPOSIT SI .OOO 00 tional preSIdent of the Japa• MAKE YOUR MONEY GROW A T nese Canadian Citizens A&SIl . THE BAN K OF TO KY O OF CA LIF ORNIA The JCOA. which has been San Francisco Head Office · 64 Sutter Street · YU }·1200 lighting for equal oppo~tunities S. F.Jlpan Center Branch· Buchanan & Sutter Sts . • FI6·7600 in immipation for many years, is now committed Sin Jose Branch· 990 N. First Street .. Phone : 298·2441 to welcoming and assisting new Fresno Branch .. 1458 Kern Street • Phone : 233·0591 . Immigrants become new citi· l os Angeles Branch" 120 So. San Pedro Street. MA 8·2381 zens. Canada has relaxed It.; LA. Crenshaw Branch' 3501 W. Jefferson Blvd. ' RE 1.7334 • immigration law," to penttiIt Gardena Branch • 1640~ So. Western Avenue. FA 1·0902 skilled Japanese Ix> enleT. Santa Ana Branch • 501 NOr1h MaIO Street KI 1·2271 "Lotbnark's remarks have a Western Los Angeles • 4032 Centmela Ave . • EX 1 · 0~78 very familiar ring." Ide point• Now your relatives and friends ed out, "like in the year '1907 when the province of British Columbia had fears 01 an in• flux of Japanese at t!!at time. can come to live in the u.s. That same year. the Times of London went so far as to ridJ• Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. cule the idea that a few thou• The new United Sta tes immigration laws make it easier than ever ,------1 -Complete Jn surance ProLKllon- sand Japanese were likely Ix> for your fa mily and frie nds to imm igrate to the U.S. Learn all about Japan Air Lines Immigration Service AIHARA INS. AGY. Aih.ra-Omal su -K.klla, 114 S. San Pedro .... 628-9041 tu.rn B.C. inw a Mongolian AN SON FUJIO KA Rm 206, 312 E. lst ...... •.... 626-4393. 263-1109 province. these new laws in JA L's exclusive booklet: IMMIGRATI ON AN D P. O. Box 2721 fUNA KOSH I INS. AG Y. Funakoshl -Man.ka-M.,unaka "These remarlos made by t!!e TRAVEL PLANS WITH JA L (i n either English or Japanese). You rs San FranCiSCO, California 9"41 26 218 S. San p.dro, ...... 626-5275, 162-7406 minister may prove somewhat HIROHATA INS. AGY. 354 E. lsI .... .• • .. • .•. • 628-1215. 287-8605 embarrassing w the govern• FREE with the coupon. Please send me the booklet: IMMIGRATION AN D TRAVa INOUYE INS. AGY. 15029 Sylvanwood Ave. Norwalk ...... 864-5774 ment. especiallv at the present Japan Air Li nes has established a special Immigration Service to PLANS WITH JAL 0 in Japanese 0 in English TO M T. ITO 669 Del Monl •• Pasadena . . .. 794-7189. 681 . 441~ time when trade relations be• MINORU 'NIX' N.AGATA 1497 Rock Haven, Monlerey Park ...... 268 ·4554 tween Japan and British Col• assist with initial arran gements and aid the newcome r du ring his I Name (pliise print) STEVE NAKAJI 4566 CenUn.la Av •. , ...... 391-5931. 837-9150 umbia is at a very blgh level. joufney. And, on the worldwide airline of Japan, the Japanese I SATO INS. AGY . 366 E. 1st SL ...... 629-1425. 261-6519 "The minjster has not laken I Address immigrant is certain to feel at home. into consideration the pos6!• I bilities that new immigrants I C,,,, Siiti from Japan may be advised See your travel agent or Japan Air Li nes for information on flights. ( T.~~I~~"O~n~. ------,Z~p~ --- CAL-VITA PRODUCE CO., INC. w look for oppo~tunities not Please send us the coupon for the va luable JA L immigration booklet. oniy ia British Coiumbia bu.t I Bonded CommISSIon Merchants-Fruits &: Vegetables in the midwestern provinces I My Travel Agent IS PC·l ~ 774 S. Cenlral Ave. L.A.- Wholesale Terminal Markel i and more so in tile provinces L ______~------J i MA 2-8595. lilA 7·7038. MA 3-4504 of Ontsrio and Quebec." Ide JAPAN !!~ ,.; ~~ r ~~;: ~ f .. IlIlii1I1I1 I1 I1ii1I I1ii1 I1 ii1I1I1Uiil iilll ll ll iilllliilllliiiiliillllililllliiii ll ii iil iiiillliiiiiiiliiilllliiiiiliiiiii~ added. FrIday, Oct. 14, 19es ftlUlIIlIIlIlIIllllllllllllllnllnnlllllllltllllllmmnr 4-PACIPIC CITIIIN rock and roll millie, 'ntM'e willI ..------.. Juvenile decency promoted by faith, Chapter Call Board ebe COnliDUGUI m u.lc wid! the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIII . how at ~nn e rtim e. Dancing Iy Alan Kumamoto will wi nd up the ,ala lesUvl- says Nisei youlh worker In Bay Area West Los Angere. JACL tie,. !lolldlr Fun F l lr: A late Donalion requested Is S4 tor BERKELEY - A. a sequel to prohlem< arise, box supper, game., danclng, adulbo, $1.50 fo r children under It.., a thleUc proilran>., (be BeT• J os.pI! YAtabe, BBYO p r~l­ door prlz ..., , sUent aucUon and 12 and frce 01 cbarge lor chIl• Accent d~nt, keley Bears Youth Organlza• chaired the me<>ting. many boutique Items are In dren under 6, Tlcla!ts are tion scored a.nother bulls-eye Baby-sitting services were elso store for West L,A. J ACL chap• avaUable at the JACL Region• with a capacity audience of provided . 0 that mothers eQuid ter and Women's Aulterns s llOk.. on Mrs. George Kanegal. the on a secret, \!1ft membership leadershIP of the Hawalio.n advance, we can see that the how t bey have been combat· member. 01 the chapter with cards for the next two yeaTS Earth Scleno o SeoUon : We.t Pacific Citizen Hollday Issue ting Ihe ever..rising problems NC-WNDC BRIDGE TEAM lhe aid 01 (te Mainlanders, A will be uniquely diflerent from 01 juvenile delinquency, L,A. J ACL's earth scIence sec• time Is not too lar away. This CHAMPIONSHIP SET tion celebrates Its flrst anni• ma,or project 01 the chapter with those used in the past. No One mUe word seerru all longer will the membership year, as part 01 tJle Holiday SAN FRANCISCO - E ntries versary w1th a pot.luck supper i, the sponsorship of ttle Issue, there will be a re(er• irnpol'tant,....~alLb-.ln helping Avantes, the Junior JACL caros be a hand..me-. oUice In Los Angeles. This youtll groups were formed .• chapter. EnUre. should be mals Irom the Dakota Bad• the international Airport will We're lem was most welcome by• a made in teams of lour players, lands. leature the music 01 Steve form will have seveMl carbon We are hoping tIl ..t people product In San Francisco, copies so that the chapters can will pick and seck out the his• Aotual play will be duplicate Fanella and lolk.'llnger Steve where their servlc"", helped NI.el G1 Rite .. Frank Fuku• keep a copy. The member will tory behind their district youtll bridge witll scorlng on a match McLemore, it was announced quell ~e tension. 01 the racial zawa, 442nd veteran, will ad• by E velyn Sumida, dance receive a receipt as well 8S movement as well as who the play basLs , Team and individ• riots in the Hunler. Point and ~Isci cop 1 e s Inlorming NaUonal local Jr. JACL Presidents have ual \I"phies will be awarded. dTess lbe Soldier me• cha!.tman, Fillmore areas. Checkls should be payable to morial sernee on Sunday, Oct, Proceeds will be donated to better Headquarter.s and our office been. YFS attempts to bring trou• an~ "JACL-Brldge". Tournament 3D , 2 p.m., at the West L.A, the Laguna Honda Hom e, For who t!le new members are bled youths into the main· the basic informatioo 01 ad· REALITY ONE .tarts at 9 a .m, and collee J apanese In.stltute, 2110 C0- transportation, call Toyoko Dol .team· 01 community life, Na• rInth, (fIlU 5-5881), dre.ss, phone Dumber, e:c. In last week's Pacltic CiU· a nd rolls will be .erved kamura explained. In\• good to see a greater variety Frank M. Omi, 1539 Carleton Church. Co-sponsoring ~ e pre>• pay for it now or pay in monthly installmenlS St., recipient 01 Lbe first Issei day, Oot. 22, announced James ple \\iJo will handle the Na• 01 local chapter jottings report• Appreciation Dlnner gram are the tIlree looal Japa• with our Pay-Later Plan, your American memorJal sebolarshlp, estab• KasahaTa, ch ..pteT president. tiooal Youth Commission and ing wIlat the ,'arious youth SAN DIEGO - A poskonven. nese churches: We.\t Tenth Express, Diners Club, Bankamericard or Indeed the whole National groups are doing as well as lished by bcome derived from MiyashIro, who played at Methodist, Sevenfu Day Ad• the sale 01 the old Japanese tlon dinner hosted by the San Hilton's H'awaJlan VIllage in Carte Blancbe· Credit Card. Youth Program tor JACL. timely \(lplcs at the district Diego JACL was attended by ventist, and Buddhist. Assn. property on Haste SI. WaJkiki, Is currenUy in are· Hopefully, Wlthin a week or so, level or even chapter level, in• nearly 90 persons Sept. 2 at Oakland Mayor Reading, And if you want to really delve into the lor a Jr. J ACLer or a mem• peat eng.agement at Steve the appointment will be an• dicating the varjety 01 pre>• Kimball Park commUiuty cen• Consul General Tsutomu Wada beT 01 JACL tamily. Amy Is Tong's Tal Ping in Crenshaw mysterious East, we bave all the solutions. nounced to the public. Natural· grams, projects, etc., whicb ter, 01 San Francisco, City Council• the daughter 01 Mr, and Mrs. Square and consented to Flights to Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, ly, be has been long involved are taking place. Chapter president Abe Mu· man Frank Ogawa and Ya lchi with Ibe Youth Program aod Masao Nehira, 1127 Addison, appear at the luau to support Rangoon, Manila and more. And naturally, pictures will kai, convention co-chairman Hayashl will eJGtend greetings. has served JACL Ul many ca· and was selected by the Ber• the ebapter in Its worthwhile Local Ioalent will entertain after help to make the page more Mas 1 Hironaka and Youth The fact is, we have more f1igbts to more pacities. keley High school scholarship community activities, colorlul than just to see a lot convention chairman AkiTa Ta· supper, according to Yosh !so• pl aces in the Pacific tban anyone else. So just Also, something of note is committe-e. 01 black and w'.llte letters. keshHa expressed thanks to lI'he event at the Catholic no, dinner cbairman. Other ttle lact that along wi1il the give us a call and we'll write you a ticket to Don't torget also. that Jr. It's tenllatlve but the San those who helped stage the Women's Club, 927 S. Menlo, committeemen: appo!lltment 01 a National Margaret Utsumi. hostes,,; MollY anywbere your beart desires, JACLers can subscribe at the 19th Bienn;al. Allan Koba was will also have the Okale Malu• Youth Commission Chairman, Francl.soo Jr. JAOL hopes to KitaJlma. tood: Tony Yokomizo. rate of Sl.50 per year to the stage a carnival-mixer on Nov. evening toastmaster. nas provide music and the Ai• ent.: Paul Yamamoto, treat.; Ed And wherever you go with us, you'll know President Enomoto is consi• Pacific Citizen and recelve the kane Bowling Club's TahiUan I,(arasht, tickets: Roy Endo, sec.: you're flying the best there is , dering the appointment of an 5 preceding the NC"\YNiDYC fIbe chapter also announced Shi:t Tanaka, ge n. u r.: C. Saito, weekly newspaper. 10ur1lb quarterly meeting ... sending a Sl00 contribU'tion to Dancers doing the original J)ub. It's a good feeling, associate National Youth Com· twists which originated in the missioner and the Individual _.<\nd U your chapter bas a the SJR 20 campaign to repea 1 • Bankamericard and Carte Blanohe etre cli ve July 24 new.sletter send a copy regu• P aul Sakamoto, a San Jose the allen land law in the State South Seas. Samsonlte and His being considered to assume Jr, JACL adviser, was pro• ·Boys will render HawaUan and Support Our Advertisers this position is more the pre>- Jarly \(l Misako, O.K, 01 Wa sblngton constillUUon, See your Pan Am Travel Agent or Pan Am moted principal at Sunnyvale In Denver, Los Angeles, Portland, San Francisco, 'fessiooal type, in regards to Bligh School. youth program.s. Oakland or Seattle/Tacoma So keep your eyes and ears Save Elysian Park san Jose Jr, JACL meets to• open. We are sltte that a puJ>. night at the Sumltomo Bank to Newesl JACL unit Ik MlIOUncement will be made gears for 3rd battle discuss It,s candy ..ale, UN Fes· BRAND NEW PRODUCT shortly, LOS ANGELES - Originally tival (Oct. 22-2tlJ, and DYC World's most organized to keep ElysIan meeting. Grayson Takella will 10 inslall Nov. 18 DEAD OR ALIVE PaTk green ~ree year ago show some slides 01 his ex• WiHl'l'I'IER - The Sou~easl experienced airline With the National Convention ag.aUlSt ~e encroachment of periences io Mississippi, Next L.A.-North Orange County JA· oil wells and then against a month (Nov. 41, the group will FlAST ON THE PACIFl C FIRST IN LATI N .\MERle.• now In the post-mortem stages. CL (SELANOCO) will Install FIRST ON THE All.ANTlO ARST'RCUHD THE WORI.D we have seen an averw'.leJming proposed convention center, prepare its slate of new oW• its new chapter and Jr, JACL ~ \:\)E ~ RA~ exuberance of youth activity the Citizens Commltrtee to save cers , . . Scavenger hunt plan• officers at the CandJewood emanating from the very grass Ely..tan Park Is sUll In battle• ned Sept. 18 was "alled be Country Club, 1400 E. Tele• roots of our youth groups. against the plan to an 8I}.ft. cause of rain, though some graph Rd., on Friday, Nov. 18, Indeed, strange and wonder• widening of Stadium Way persisted and Carolyn llatanJ, 6:30 p.m, ful othlngs are happening In dif• through the park. IUdeko Ota, Clill Higashi and The youngest 01 J ACL chap• INSTANT SAtMtN ferent parts 01 the country. The committee has wppoI'l Russ Nakano were named win• ters to be chartered in the na• ner.!. Youths are scurrying back to of local Japanese American tional organization, the event - HAWAIIAN RECrPE - school and homework while at groups, including Hollywood Rklhard Yamada, Chicago will reature Jerry Enomoto oj the same time trying to Instill J ACL, which use the paTk Jr. JACL president, is taking Saerarnento in his !lr"t public Most Sanitary Wholesome an Increased sense 01 entllu• areas fOT their annual plcn1cs. his six-month basic for the Na· speaking appearance belore a ~e . iasm lor JACL You1il Elysian Park is 1ile largest tional Guard at Flt. Leonard Southland audience as naUonal Saimin on the Market Program, ~e single park within down• Wood, Mo, JACL preSident. This i. good, and I am glad town area and Dodger Stadium ClaTence Nishlzu, one of the to see that much of this ac• is ..t It. .outhern boundary. Congratulation. are also In organlzers 01 ~e chapter tivity is taking place. I guess The park Is also heavily used order to the East Coast who which is the 22nd in the Paci• Available at Your Favorite Shopping Center within the next month or so, by other minority groups and have organlzed an EDYC, fic SouLbwest district council, NANKA SEIMEN CO, the pace will start grinding P"I'SOns 01 low Income wbo live Their Midwestern neighbors will be toastmaster. Greetings more steadJly, that is as soon in the surrounding areas. extend a "warm welcome" 10- from Hiro Omura, president oj Los Angeles to the National orgoanlzati03, the spon.soring East Los An· GARDENA - AN EN JOVABLE JAPANESE COMMUN ITY a "job well dnne" to those geles J AOL, and national direc• youUl who were In there tight• tor Mas Sa tow aTe also on tap, Poinsettia Gardens Motel Apts. ing, as Cheryl Harano and 13921 So. Normandie AVI9. Phone: 324-5883 Norm Isllirnoto, and a "good 68-Un ll5 - H.aled Pool - Air Conditioning - GE Kltch.ns - T., ..lslon luck" to new chairman C. Japan Night program For Finest Scoll Nagao! OWNED AND OP ERAT ED BV KOBATA BR OS, at Portland hailed 111111111111111111111111 San Diego .parked a tire and nm yC J rs, are taking tull PORTLAND - An overflow crowd e.->Doyed the Japan Night Japanese Food IN LOS ANGELES: advanllage 01 this enthusIasm to carryon DistrIct work. , , presentation Aug, 21 at Wasb• the Business Man's Home Away from Home ••• Tile MDYC warmly c03gratu• in~to n P ark. It was sponsored SOLD AT ALL GROC ERV STORES • •• lates· Elaine Uchlyama 01 St. by the entire local Japanese t louIs wbo was elected their comm unity. American Nlltlonal Mercantllo Co. THE CLOUD MOTEL DistrIct Representative to the Mary Naito served as J ACL 949 E. 2nd St., Los AngelfS 12 _ MA 4.0711> 5 Mlnul!s from Downtown l.A., Hollywood, fabulous Restaurant Row National Jr. JACL, ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Shcommitteelmomura chairmans"rved as. emceeChuck ~ 1I1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111~ 3400 W, 3rd St. (near Vermont Ave,), 385-0061 Cleveland J r, JAOL is busy for the program consisting 01 • k _ preparing lor the Nov, 25-26 = 130 Units· Doubles, King Sin, Twins, Suites, Kitchenettes, Apartments ::l~~:: ~ :7~~~ ~a8~aAbNoD ~ Fall Workshop. The theme, dances and judo exhl- K _=_1_ H.aled Pool, Frt. TV and R.f.rlgmtors _ Rat.s from $8 ,gl, $10 dbl Civii Rights, is particularly AM Approved Managing Dlrtclor: William L, Voung appropriate since the summer r-' - I Dlslrlbu tors: Yam .,. Ent"p rl ... meant riots and demonstra- Drapery Cleaning 515 Stanford Ave ., L.A Ph. 626"2211 §§ 11 1111111 11111 111111111111111111 1111 ti03S for almost all of the 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!.I!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!~I1I!!:III!!!III!!!I1!!.!I11!!.!III~III!!!III~III!!!III!!!I1!!.!I11!!.!III!!!III.!!!III~III!!!III!!!I1!!.!111!!.!1II!!!1II!!!1II~1II!!!:11';;~-;:; MDYC cities. Invitations are "RSpeecommencialidedsts" by HOTEL~lS,0 00 extended to all MDYC and Interior Decora tors. -31 APARTM ENTS I I " 00 Not Leavt Drapery Hang 1 IN LOS ANGELES AND HOLLYWOOD I ElDYC chapters, interested oJ>. Over Two or Three Ytars" servers and visiting Jrs. We Will Takt Down And Unlimited accommodations tn downtown areas. Starting Rehang With Decorator Fold Siocks - Bonds - Securities rates from $2.50 through S10.00, Fine accommodations at I Lo ng Beach-Harbor Echelons 1 .., listed Securities II' Un listed Securi llu ., Mutual Funds ttle Cloud and CataJlna Motels, Terls, Stillwell, Clark and (J". J ACL) will host a Vjctory i W~ Operate Our Own Plan t ,; Japa nese Slocks ADR ,., Japanese Dollar Bonds IFlruerOI Hotels, The Ha rvey HoliYWood and Padre Hotels Dance Nov. 26 following the Miyake " Monthly Purchase Plans serve tbe film Industry. Downtown economy Includes the I annual lov:iltaUonal basketball REPOR TS FREE UPO N REQUEST-CALL FOR Vlelor and Ceoil Hotels, 15.000 apartments are available tournament. I Able Cleaners throughout Los Angeles and Hollywood at all prices. i 5511 N, FIGUEROA ST. Y. CLIFFORD TANAKA Weekly and Monthly Rates AvaUable ILo s Ang.'es PH, 256-3248 Sales and Anaylsis For reservations or brochures, write: ISONOMA COUNTY JRS_ ~ -- Consolidated Hotels, Depar tment " J " SHEARSON, HAMMILL & CO. ~ 1301 WUshIre Blvd" Los Angeles 17, Callfornla ELECT NEW CABINET SlOcks an d Bonds On 3324 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeres 5, Cllif. ..-...... --- -- ALL EXC HA NGES ...... ""'" SANTA ROSA- Randy Okamo• DUnkirk 1-3355 to is the president or the new Members of the New York Stock Exchange 10' lormed Sonoma County Jr. and other lu dln!) secu rity and commodity exchanges J ACL. Other olllcers are: fred funakoshi Donna Furuzawa, v.p.; Ron Mo· Reports and Studies rlkawa, treas.: Shirley Sugawara, Availa ble on Requut r~c. sec.; Kelko Shlmu%u. cor. BflLANCED FINANCIAL PROGRAM sec.; Joyce Uyeda, hlst.; Bob Shi• RUTNER, JACKSON & GRAY INC. mizu (Petaluma)' Kathy Oda Member: New York Sleek Exchange MUTUAL FUNDS-To pUI you r dollars 10 " or\( for )'011. (Sanla Rosa). Wes Taurumoto LIFE tNSURANCE-To pMlI«1 your Io ..d on.. In Wl! Sales and Installation of Quality Carpel1ng (Sebaslopol), area reps I 711 W, 7TH ST., lOS ANGELES you ttaven't lime. The live advisers are: 5657 Santa Monica Blvd" Los Angeles The Jim Murakamls. the Sam MA 0-1080 Frank Y. Sakamoto Mlyanos. the Frank Odas. the. R .~ ~I: O\ !A!,~ "f ~ - !l ~ B ••••• !,I~H. t~A!,~! Ph..,., AN 1-4422 For Informallon and Pro-slnce our na· Jtaly. and confidence to try to carry the area Ule notion that Peking tion's beginzrlngo-.bave given meeting will be held in Tokyo -Adverti.set out elections In that country In November. holds the key to economic de- all that mortality could give. durbg the midst 01 a savage Another encouraging de- velopment. Our best. aod most "They died tor the right 01 war. The results confounded objective, judgment Is that, al. Americans to enjoy freedom. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION velopment has been the reac· Designing -Installation • the pessimists and surprised tivation ot the rusoclaUon 01 though there have been great They died lor tuture genera· Malntenanc.e even the optimlsls. For more Southeast Asian States (ASA) , U. Alexis Johnson improvements In d istribution, tions, and they died lor us. than five million per.OIU to agatn brlngbg together Thai· Communist China Is one of Ule GGd·r!.ven Gift Sam J. Umemoto Malay ~ la C.rtlflcat. M.mb" of R.S. E.S register to vote out 01 a possl. land, and the Philip. nam, Cambodia, Laos and very tew counb'les in the world.. .. In which there has been no In. We wh? are here heve tile Member of Japil.n Assn . of ble total voting population pin greatest gUt ot aU-lite Ibelt. licensed Refrigeration Contractor Why Should I Fly meet and coopeTate together in How we spend Ihls GOO.glven ot probably around 7'>l million, participate. the work ot the Mekong Elver duct in recent years, SAM REI · BOW CO. and tor more than 80 percent Last I\pril Japan sponsored a gift Is the measure of our debt 150& W. Vernon Alle. los Angeles Coordinating Committee". Events in Red China to those who DO longer have AX 5-5204 Pacific~ ot those who registered to have highly successful meeting on However one interprets the Canadian voted b the face ot Viet Cong Southeast As ian Development fThe dlrecl contributions by lite ..." the SEAfI'O members-Austra· events now golog on in Com· Stevenson. tormar State ad· '" 64S miles shorter ,'Ia Vancouver than via Honolulu threals and armed etIort-. to In Tokyo. Cabbet Ministers 01 munt-.t China, It seems cleat sabotage Ille elections should lIa. New Zealand. ThaUand a . ~d jutant general, said America '" See beautiful Vancouver-only 5783 round triP JET 8 Southeast Aslan na tI""" con· that It is related to a growing once and tor all set to resl ttibuted to this hlg'Jly con· the Phllipplne..... together with can and must win .in Vietnam. economy class-Los Angeles to Tokyo' the contribution 01 Korea. to divis ion ot view both wlihin "We do not Intend to destroy Fugetsu-Do whatever doubt.. there may .tructive discussion 01 regional and without the leadership on '" Daylight all the way have been with regard to the development problems and the dclense 01 South Vi etnam North Vielnam or her people. CONFECTIONARY are also major recognition of how to cope with Uleir over· All we want Is for them to 115 E. 1st SI., Lo. Ancelee 11 .. No Canadian visas required via Vancouver, Canada attitud.,. 01 the overwhelming plans. Japan underscored the whelming domestic problems, majority the Vieinamese the community ot interest ot realize that ¢hey cannot win," MAdlaoD ~9S • includes connectinJ carrier Lo, Angeles - Va.ncouver ot importance it attached to reo as well as with the serlou. s e~ people toward the Viet Cong glonal cooperation b solving tbese Far Eastern countries . he said. InCidentally, on the basis 01 back. the Peking regime ha, "A.!s we honor our dead, we and the s<>-c alled NaUonal Lib• Southeas t Asia's economic received In the lorelgn policy eration FronL problems by committing it· populatioo. the Korean lorce must reaUze that our actions contribution to South VielQam fleld. This. 01 course, does not self to expand Its aid to the now will tell whether or nol KAWAFUKU 01 some capItal to the Asian meao thai the regime Is In any Sutiydl _ TtrnporA for Information and reservation contact your tra't'el agent or Asian Community developing countries up to one Bank, all these developments danger ot collapse but one can SuSil i - Cctc.itaflJ, Canadian Pacific' 514 W. 6th SI., L.A.; MA 2-2118 percent ot its naUonal Income. In addltion to the growtll ot have been solely by and tor hope that, over the long term, Watsonville donates ~\a /ulI ' /P'I .·\ .."... , ll/Tt lnttM.. lutlw 'WOIUI S .. on (0""'"[ TWSI'OlTATfOIf mTDI In tollowing up on the April 204V2 E, 1st St., political maturity and econom· the tree Asian count>rles them· a Chln.a less committed to bel· meeting, J ap8::1 has agreed to L.A. IAA 8.9D54 selve • . Thus 1 teel that en· ligerence toward Its neighbors $302 to youth center • •••••••••• ••••••••••• - Ic stability ot I.:Idividual coun· host an Asian Agricultural • trie.s in A,sja, one of the most couragement can be take:! and hostility .toward the rest Conterence In Tokyo this com· WATSONVIULE - Japanese r,lfItto. Chile H-abshll'l'Q encouraging developments has lrom these early steps to es· at the world wlU emerge. In residents through the Watson• ~ Houen 8. Enlight."td ••• Wht" you ing December. We understand The Credit Union been the degree to wlIlch the tabllsh a true "community" the shaM term. however, it buy a cor ••• all ot the countries invited to ville JACL bave raised S302.5O Umbrella Man free Asian nations are recog· at tree Asia n countries. \Ve appears \hat the force. ot bel· for the Pajaro Valley Youth 'Th. cr.dil u,,10 1'1 give, you C3 low the April meeting will be in· nlzing their common interests Americans have nothing to fear ligerency and hostility are now say" roll on both NflW' and Ulld CO". vited to this one as well, in Foundation building fund, it by Increasingly moving toward from such a development. In the ascendancy. A Good Plm to Eat • ... llh no odd.d-on chorgel or addition to ECAFE and the was announced this week by IINICt feet. the formatio~ ot communities which can only encourage and Noon to Midnight ICI ...d T... .J FAO. 1" closing, I simply waat to Shig Hirano, JACL commibtee having the same Interests. You hasten the day when the area say that. whUe we bave in the tund drive ellairman. !~~h.~.~tJ/:~~: ~.I ~~' . U ~~~C:f will recall that, when I set AS PAC can sta"d on Its own feet witll past and undoubtedly will In Part of the tunds came from inlUNlnCI at Ih. credit union. forth our ow.a objectives, whlch le.!s dlrecl military and eco• the future make tactical mis· • movie beneiil held this past Lem's Cafe I stated I believed were shared No charg, for life in5uronCI on In mid.June the Foreign MIn· nomic support from the United takes, I am convinced that the month. REAL CH INESE DISHES e ligible loonl. by the Japanese. I spoke nol Isters trom nine Far Eastern Stales. In all ot this, one of broad lines 01 our policy are 320 E. l SI 51.. La. Ang.l" just 01 free and independent states met In Seoul under tile the most encouraging factors Is a~d It', .... orth a trip or 0 lett.r ~ the lundamentally sound that Phone Orders Taken ~ ~e,:!ru:~o~h~o f~no~~~ i ~~I~O~~h t states in Asia but ot a com· name ot "The Asian and P a· the degree to wlIich Japan Is we can have coofidence that munity ot free and Independent clfic Conference" (ASPAC). assuming, and the other coun· we are ruonlng with the tide MA 4-2953 pureho$in9 of 0 cor. states. This word "cornmu.,i. J apan a~d the other states tries are accepting. it-. InCTeas• ot history, a tide ta vorlng a ty" has greal importance, and established machinery lor the ing leadership. It Is also reo community ot free and Inde· i!!!~~~ fj NATIONAL J. A. C. L CREDIT UNION Japan is coatributlng much to continuation ot their objective markable that. during these pendent states ln Asia. With '42 Saulh 41h Eol! 51. its realization. ot strengthening solidaTlty aad years ot tlolitical a ~d military ever·growbg relations of con• lo~. Salt City, Uloh 8<4 I II I tirst want to note the lOT' cooperatio:l among themselves fldence and re$pecl between ward·looking seWement be· tor what they IA!rm saCeguard• Japan and the United States tween Korea and Japan under ing their national independ· U,S. EMBASSY IN TOKYO as the keystone, both countrl~ which thase two countries have eoce and Integrity and develop• will, each In its own best way, now moved !rom sterile co..,• MA Y BE REPLACED MM ing their national economies. contribute to that development. GENERRLLE(5 tention to productive coopera· Except for our contribution WASHlNGTON - The United We are more and more bee om· tion in both the economic and strite in Southeast Asia, the States plans to tear down the ing neigbtiors united by the fn the political fields. Cour countries ot South Viet· First American Embassy and two Pacific rather tha:>. s1.raIlgers School. adjacent bulldlngs in Tokyo separated by a broad ocean. In and replace them with a mod· As .neighbors, I am sure that Quality ..d Seven Buddhist ministers with over ern. multi",tory chancery, ac· we will coatinue to work to• dEN libraries cording to testimony released gether In build 1.:1 the Pacific recentiy by the House appro• the kind ot a com m unity in SANTA ANA. CALIF. (South ot D ls n e y la D~ ) 25 years service ciled alleslimonial priations subcomrnlbtee. ~ich bo th our peoples want COMPTON'S PICTURED ENCYCLOPEDIA Under the plan, the new em· to live. I am oonfldent that, ~W tDlvision of ENCYCLOPA EDIA 8RITANNICA. INO LOS ANGELES - Seven Bud· moto (29 years) ot San Diego. bassy would co~t $5.250,000. witt! the belp 01 people such as TERU WATANAB E • 254-9750 dhist ministers who have Rinban Ryuei Masuoka (21 Ralph Scarntt, director 01 t.'le yourselves we will be able to MATSUNO 653 So . Av~. 60 los Angeles served at least 25 years were years) ot Los Angeles. and th. US. Ottlce 01 Foreign Build· do so. SUSHI honored by 700 last Saturday late Rev. Kenshl Iwao (41 Ings , revealed. # 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1825 313 E. 1st SI. New Chinatown • los Angelel at a testimonial dinner hosted years) ot San Luis Obispo, who \ •••IIIiI=.IiiI.lIi1ii 'I\iIIIiiI•• •••••I11111 ••••• Los Angel ... MA 8·8816 by the Buddhist Churches 01 died last month. Banquet Room for All DcwlOM America Southern District Dr. Ken YamagD of ~ tajiro Watadas of F1t. Lupton. Spokane hosted a good meet• 15130 5 Western A,. The district council, when it meets Nov. 6 at Dis· came home after nearly two lUe of Kyuzo Toyama. father the Pacific Citizen. Howard of Okina wan emigration. was ing of the Pacific NOl'\hwe$t Gardena. 04 4-6444. F4 1·212' neyland Hotel. will act upon the PSWDC board rec• years of Peace Corps work in Imazeki of Hokubei was elect· ~ premiered in Hawaii recently District. Toru Sakahara gave ed new president. ommendation to divide the district into four zones as a Peruvian farm co-op at Lam• s very encouraging progress follows: bayeq ue. 400 miles NW 01 ... '.I1ravel executives abtend· lThere was a side trip to Vir· ing an interna1ional co.nvention report on tlle Washington Alien ..- CM,';,', Zone 1-San Luis ObiS;')o. Santa Maria Valley, Lima. He !augl1t farmers how Land Law campaign. DC Civil ginia City to pay respects to Appliances - to establistl and operate farm at Seattle last week previewed the 2.000 Chinese who once uIy S.I.~ Santa Barbara and Ventura County; Zone Z-San Fer• Mirisch Corp.'s production 01 Rights Chairman Phil Haya• .. B.. nando Valley. West Los Angeles, Venice-Culv~r, Hol• co-ops. He also noted perhaps oaka ouUined a meaningful lived in that !rontier town to ~ UOL1.St.,....-...... CIII. James Micllener's novel. "Ha· 0,. , .....'.,,,.,.,.,... 20 Pe!'uvian Japanese in his civil rights disousslon for the work in the silver mines of the @ TAMUURA lywood, Wilshire - Uptown, Progressive Westside and ar~ waii". As a booster for tourism Chick;.. MOl & Espy 436-0724 grow much of the rice February DC meeting. Sooner Iamous Comstock Lode. Repre· Gardena Valley; Zone 3-Downtown L.A. , East Los in the country. in Hawaii. the film will prove sentatives of the Nevada His• And Co .• Inc. Angeles. Pasadena, Southeast L.A.-North Orange Coun· to be a dud. or later it was bound to hap• pen that Emi Somekiawa be torical Society joined with us /!l1t.e~ ty, Long Beach-Harbor and Orange County; Zone 4- Pal Suzuki has signed Lor a Enterta i nment addressed as "District Gover· ,,\ the site of a memorial Toyo Prl'ntl'ng 5u~ni4I.mr North San Diego. San Diego, Imperial Valley, Coachel• 19-we"" stint with the "Owl plaque in the middle 01 town in :tfome Finishing touches to MGM's l ness". On S"turday before the and 1.be Pussycat ' company la Valley and Arizona. ' "Grand Prix" are being shot meeling we got drugged into placed there by the Chinese Offott - Lellerpro.. - LlnotYP1n9 3420 W. Jefferson Blvd. Each zone would select its lieut.-governor, who in Hollywood. Toho actor T ... opening Nov. 28 at the Royal Historical So'ciety. 309 S. SAN PEDRO ST. Los Angeles 18 AleX'ander Theater in Toronto. will automatically serve on the PSWDC board. shiro Mlfune spent the past The sound of tlle traditional Lo. Angel., 12 - M4dlson 6-8153 RE 1·7261 At present, the PSWDC board is comprised of 14 The successful Broadway play a.linese firecrackers touched will bake the singer.actress to Enomoto - off by member.<; of the Chinese members. who serve two·year terms. Half are elected -CALENDAR- Cincinnati. Columbus. Dayton. OClCIOllI'".-._..r..rJCr~ each year. It elects its district governor and cab• (Continued from Front Page) Historical Society on Sunday Oct. 14-15 Indianapolis. lLouisville. St. morning must have caused in· inet positions from within the group. Under the Santa Sonoma Co. Chapte.r Japanest Louis. Kansas City. St.. Cleve· campaign. They seem to know hab1tantg to reflect on the golln Bene1it Movies; 7 :30 p.m., Me• land. Rochesl'er. Norfolk. Wil· their business ..the community Monica Declaration. this would be pared down to the morial Hall. totin· days of Mark Twain. district governor (to be elected by the chapters) with Oct. JS (Saturday) mington. PIliladelphia and and tlle issue. Virginia City·s most famous :~" ~~~~:~ the secretary and treasurer to be appointed. Sacramento - "Meet J err y & Boston . . . Shirley Yamagu• It is not incidental that this "ANKA Joyce" potluck supper. citizen. fj Arizona-Election. chi, married to Hiroshi O!lla• fum does not ordinarily handle ~IlNrA ,,~,~. Action on the Santa Monica Declaration ts not ex• We also did honor to the Chicago-Wallace Helstad tesU~ Iada and RE 2-7175 512 Third Ave. 25101 Mission Bf. The lieut.-governor will be an "action" man, re• ing to Japanese films and TV the issue itself is prese.nt-nol ~ae Oct. 16 (Sunday) Chinese Historical Society ~..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..rA 342-8301 581-6565 presenting his area at board sessions and the district Milwaukee-An Afternoon at San . .. Comedians Jack Soo and -a common occurrence. in memory of the many Oni· Damiano Studios, CardtnaJ Pat Morila p I a y Chinese board at area sessions. Zones wo uld meet in the win• Stritch College. 1:30 p.m . YOUTH nese who came to Nevada to ter and summer quarters, while the district council Oakland-I sse i Appreciation henchmen Lor Beatrice Lillie do the hard manual labor in Silveriake • Hollywood • Echo Park Night. Buddhist Church. in al of "F1ower The recen t passing 01 Hu bert By zoning, the PSWDC board felt the dis t ric t East Los Angeles-Election Mtg. meeting was wor.tllwhile. Most Eaton. lounder of Forest Lawn OU 8-0694 would be strengthened internally by assuring commu• Oct. 2J (Friday) Drum Song" al Anaheim reo important. the involvement of One of the largest Selections Eddie E. Nagao. Realtor Hollywood-Ikebana class. Flower cently . . . Japanese composer Memorial Park in Glendale nication with those chapters which are unable to at• View Gardens, 7 p.m. young people in the SJR 20 brought back to mind the first 2421 W. Jefferson, L.4. RE 1-2121 Wallace N. Ban San Francisco-Bridge club, Christ Tashiro Mayuzumi devised the campaign was reiterated. JOHN TV SAITO & ASSOCIATES I Viola Redondo George Chey tend quarterly sessions at the present time because Episcopal Church. 8 p.m. musical score to the Dino de· major public opinion campaign Oct. 22 (Saturday) Since an attraotive and per• of distance or other commitments. It was also hinted Laurentlis production of "The in which we got involved some that opportunities for a lieut.-governor to explore new San Francisco - Auxy Benefit sMabte young laoy stiU sticks 30 years agn. Our annual dance, International Inn. Bible ... in The Beginning", in our memory. when the chapter possibilities are greatly improved. Chicago-Candidate Night, J ASC. which was filmed in Rome. church conference decided to 8 p.m. names of m-any escape us. w~ include a visit to Forest Lawn It was not said but zones may be limited to 10 Fremont-Gen'l Mtg and Potluck L.A. Times movie critlc Phili ~ were stricken by "Jr. JACLer" dinner, Sou the r n Alameda K. Scheur said he has never to view the famed stained-glass chapters to insure volunteers are not b e i n g over• County Buddhist Church. 6:30 Eileen Sugama, the Univ. of Real Eslate al1d BUSiness Opportunities p.m . heard liner music and "very reproduction of The Last Sup· worked. Washington coed. who is fol• Residential - Commercial Acreage - Exchange Hollywood-Luau. Catholic Wom~ probably doubles the picture's per. We were shocked to get The Santa Monica Declaration also envisions a en's Club. 921 S. Menlo. lowing in Pat Suzuki's foot• a reply to our request for district board as a "governing body" rather than serv• Oct. 22-23 effectiveness". steps at the ColoDY Club. KIYOTO KEN NAKAOKA - Realtor San Jose-UN Festival. Santa arrangements that since hpa· !:Uee.~ Takemoto Masaharu Kuraoka Charles S. Ueda ing as an executive and administrative body. This pro· Clara Fairgrounds. nese could not be buried there. AUce Kajlya Richard Uchida Sam Matsusblma Oct. 2J (Sunday) WRAP-UP posal was motivated by the fact that chaptE'T presidents Vital Statistics they were also ineligible to see Alice Umetsu Gladys Tanarnadll Gerald J. Kobaya$.l West Los Angeles-Earth Science BUI Shlshlm. Kats Nlsht and representatives are always welcome at PSWDC field triP. Sidewinder Mtns. Rev. Yasaburo Tsuda, 83, It is not possible lor me to this work 01 art. We mounted San Dlego-Chapter goll tourna• dean of the Japanese Metl,odtsl board meetings, contributing to the discussion at hand. ment, Chula Vista Course, 7 mention all the Dames of JA• a campaign among minis>ters As it stands, the district board reviews agenda for the a .m. ministers in the United States OLers who are doing much for and church people which Jed 15225 S. Western Ave., Gardena, Calif. Oct. 28 (Wednesday) died Oct. 7 in Sacramenlo. this campaign. At Ibe risk of comin~ district council quarterly meetings - and re• West Los Angeles-Election Mtg. to a confronliatlon with ceme· FA 1-3285 .. ::-... DA 3-4444 Oct. 27 (Thursday) After starting his lay ministry missing many. I L'llnk of those tery officials and acceptance peated as a time-consuming process at the quarterly San Francisco-1OOO Club cham~ in Hawaii in 1l1l0. he came to wiil1 whom I was in direct council sessions. For the district and chapter leader• pagne cruise (postponed from of our group. While this .eem.s Oct. 13). California three years later to contact like. T.ak. Toru & Kiyo a bit far Ietched 'n t.!lese days, ship. it appears a waste of time to review the 'lIatter Oct. 28 (Friday) found the Florm church. grad• Sakahara. Emi & Art Some• San Diego-Bd Mtg. JACL Office, nevertheless there are many at the council session-hence. the move to have the 2640 National. 8 p.m. uated from seminary in 1919 kawa. F.rank Hattori. Elmer Americans who still face race 'DON'K.NAKAJIMA,INC. district board act as a "governing body". Oct. 29 (Saturday) to become a Lull-time minister Ogawa. Phil HayasaJoa. Dick prejudice just as ridioulous. Fresno-Jr. JACL dance, Buddhist at San Francisco. During the By rendering the district board with "governing" Church. 9 p.m. Ishikawa. Sea ttl e Prexy ...... powers. ,!(I'eater responsibilitv W 0 u I d fall upon the MUwaukee-Hallowc'en party, In· war years, he served in Gila George Iwasaki. Mr. & Mrs. . REALTOR ternatlonal Institute. 01ympus-Funda~Rama, River WRA Center and was Jiro Aoki. Helen Akita. Tom Classified Ads 6) shoulders of the elected leaders at both chapter and Mt. Mur· 14715 So. Western Ave. district levels. Under present provisions, the elected ray Annory. pastor at Sacramento until his 'Ilaken1ura. Mr. & Mrs. Jim San Francisco-Auxy Mixer, In· reUrement in 1951. Matsuoka. Dr. Terry Toda. and • EMPLOYMENT-Los 4ng.l" Gardena, Calif. leadership serves as merelv spokesmen and advisers at tcrnational Inn, 9 :30 p.m. West Los Angeles - Hallowe'en ...... many, many othef'lS, 323-7545 321·3386 board sessions but are acting as governors at council party. Stoner Playground. If this campaign is lost, it Yamato Employment A9!nC)' sessions. Oct. 30 (Sunday) Job Inqu iries Welcome lwao Tanaka Roy Letty AdaebJ Fremont-Fishing derby. San Pa· CINEMA 'Will not be for the lack of Rm. 202. 312 E. l Si 51 .• L.A. Eugene J . Sue Bill Ching If board members governed. there would be time bIo Bay...... J ACL effort or Jack of con• M4 4-2821 • N.w Opening s Dally GUbert Mar Mils Fujita at district council sessions to schedule more meaning• Hollywood-Ikebana class, Flower Sho Nishida Tak Joe. Mil'. View Gardens, 2 p.m. crete. visible support by J A• OF INTEREST TO MEN Sho Iwamoto Charles Kamt".a ful and enjovable activities and interesting speakers Sonoma County-Nisei GJ memo· Now Playing till Oct. 18 eLls many friends, all over Stock Clk Trs, O.T. Wk .. 1.754- hr F. PasQuuieJlo Kay K. Karolya rial servIce. Wareh.ouse Tr. westside . . 2.00 hr Mark Takeuchi Y. B. Mamtya for the participants in general. West Los Angeles-Nisei Gl mem• W.a shington. Truck Driver. meat co... 3.49 hr Paul Tsubokura Adam Maruyama orial rites. Japanese Institute, The Racer Meat. Loader. ord filling •. 2.74 hr Reed Clark Gus Harano • 2 p.m.; Frank Fukuzawa, spkr. 1250 MuJtlUth Opr, C.C ... 2-3.25 hr ye Nov. 1 (Tuesday) Jiro Tamlya. Jun Fujimakl Kitchen Helper. Wd. Hilb ...• 300 YCW::!.~~ - Reliable Service Since 1948 k~~ Hif:~~o The Santa Monica Declaration may set a pattern Takako Marl sr.::. Oakland - Mtg, Oakland Bud• ~~~t J~elr:~~f h~~r ..... ·.~·~~ 1l-4~ • 14325 S. Weslern Ave., Gardena. OA 3-0364, F4 1-1454 for other district councils in National JACL to con• dh1st Church. 7 :30 p.m. AND Nov. 4 (Friday) OF tNTEREST TO WOMEN • 1303 W. Carson 51., Torrance, FA 0-1160. SP 5-1203 sider. Even the great Midwest District Council with San Jose-Jr. JACL Mtg. New Japan Clk~Steno. pel'S. dept. '" .477-0196 • 15714 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Gardena, 321-9632 its 2,000-mile spread can have its board meet more West Los Angeles-Earth Science Jirocho of Suruga Steno-Sect.y, Bev Hills •. 390-433 • Room 207. 124 S. San Pedro 51., Los 4ngel". M4 6-8135 * Mtg. Stoner Playground. 7:30 Recept-Steno. gannent .... 346-411 than once a year if necessary. As it is now, the chap• p.m.; Bruce Lander. Kent Ste• Shlntaro Katsu, Yuklko Fuji Ph. Reept-Typlst, nr dntn ....390 vens, sokrs. Sales Ree Clk, typing .... to 400 ters meet annually. Communications would be greatly Nov. 5 (Saturday) Restaurant Typls\ elk Tr. stationers .... 346 improved with more frequeut meetings-and commu• Idaho FaUs-Election potluck din• Ass,em"bler, lamp co.•. 1.5O -+. hr ner. JACL Hall, 7 p.m. Assembler. jewlry ...... 1.30 h.r Empire Printing Co. nications is one of the big problems which face organi• Placer County-Goodwl1l dinner. OPEN DAILY County Fairgrounds Johnson I' Weddle·Martin COMM ERCI4L and SOCIAL PRINTING zations such as J ACL which are manned entirely by HaJJ. Roseville; Joe Grant Ma• English and Japanese volunteers. saoka. spkr. Employment Agency West Los Angeles-Holiday Fun NOW SERVING Many clerical jobs both expo 114 Weller St., Los Angek!s 12 MA 8-7060 The Midwest can be zoned in two parts-as we Fair. Santa Monica Elks Hall. 3020 Crenshaw Blvd., RE 4-1148 and trainee In Wilshire area. see it: 1-Twin Cities, Milwaukee, Chicago and St. 7 p.m. 3223 W. 6th St. . nr. Vermont Nov. 6 (Sunday) Superb Japanese Food Rm. 605 3&5-4371 ~1l1111l1111l1111l1ll1l1ll1l1ll1ll1l1ll11ll1l1l1ll1l1ll1ll1l1l1l1l11111ll1ll1l1ll1ll1l1l1ll1ll1ll1ll1l1l1ll1l1111ll1ll111111~ Louis: 2-Detroit, Cleveland, Dayton and Cincinnati in NC-WNDC - 4th Quarterly. San the other. Francisco J ACL hosts, Hilton Now Playing till Od. 18 Inn. Luncheon - Dinners • PERSONALS §_= Hovey-Dallas Chevrolet ~_= Intermounta~n Chap~ . can be zoned three ways: Snake PSWDC-4th Quarterly and Ikari no Otoko NEED TO get in touch with fel• - New & Used Cars and Trucks - River Valley, BOise Valley in one; Idaho Falls, Poca• ler CUnic, Orange County .TACL (LAST STRAW) at Reasonable Prices low GI's discharged June '46 § 15600 S. Weslern 4v•. , Gardena, Ca Uf., 04 3-0300 ~ hosts. Disneyland Hotel. Moga Takewakl. Bunta Sugawara Camp Beale. Namely Mas Na· tello, Yellowstone in the other; and Salt Lake, Mt. Nov. 7 (Monday) Yoshiko Kayama, Ryohel Uchida gal. Chtck Tagaml. Wakumoto, ~ ~ Hollywood-Bd Mtg. Alan Kuma• CEORGE T. YAMAUCHI FRED A. HAYASHI AND or Dr. George Yamasaki. PJease § Res. OA 3-7218 Res. DA 7·9942 § OIymous and Ben Lomond in Utah. moto's res .. 2439 Sundown Dr. - Take-Out Orders - write Mlts SaUo. 652 E. JeUer~ Pacific Northwest can be zoned by the chapters Nov. 8 (Tuesday) Kono Yo no Hana zoku son, Reedley. CalH. 93654 or call iiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ General Elt:ctlon Day coUect Melrose 8-2378. (ETERNAL WOMAN-PART 2) Your Host: George Nozawa ~llIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllll~ in the states of Oregon (Portland Gresham-Troutdale Nov. 10 (Thursday) Mid-Columbia) and Washington (Seattle Puyallup Val: (daho Falls-Aux'y dinner, Air• Keiko Awajl. Ryujl Kawaklta port Cafe, " p.m. Machtko Mizuhara ley, White River Valley and Spokane). ' Nov. 11 (Friday) Banquet Facilities Penth;use Clothes 1 Philadelphla-Bd Mtg. Bunji Ike• 3860 Crenshaw Blvd.. Sull. 230 Northern California·Western Nevada divides easi• da's res .. 8 p.m. Kabuki Theater I ly into five: 1-San Francisco San Mateo San Jose Nov. 12 (Saturday) 3029 W. Jefferson Lo! Ang.les - 4X 2-2511 ~~~~,~~;S,:~~~,:~~EAR C~sta, Dayton-Clnclnnatl-Joint Installa• Adams at Crenshaw Sam Ishihara, Hank Ishihara, •. IT,I Sequoia and Sonoma County; 2-Contra Berke: L · ~ I tion. T.I: 734-0362 - Free Parking Angeles - RE 5-5741 ISakal! Ishihara. Richard Tsujimoto I. ,,"" ley, OakJand. Alameda, Eden Township, Fremont; 3- J ·C.p· Ao kl ffillllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllfllllllllllllllllti'E Monterey Pemnsula. Watsonville, Salinas Valley, Gil• ~ a _ , r~y . and San Bemto County; 4-Stockton, French Camp, "LONGING Llvmgston-Merced and Cortez: 5-Sacramento, Placer TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS WHO ARE MOVING HOME OF THE NlSE! BOWLERS County, Marysville, Florin and Reno. FOR LOVE" Central California may be zoned between chapters (aino kawaki) HOLIDAY BOWL in Fresno County (Fresno, Fowler, Parlier, Reedley. from the (amoUA novel New Address 3T3O CRENSHAW BLVD., L ..... 18 S.anger. 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